The Brutalist Report

Salon

• Elon Musk's trans daughter fires back at his claim that "woke mind virus" killed her [180d]
• Nikki Haley refuses to apologize for past criticism of Trump [180d]
• Climate protesters shut down Frankfurt Airport, disrupt EU travel [180d]
• SCOTUS Justice Elena Kagan endorses ethics enforcement mechanism [180d]
• "You better vote": VP Harris to appear on "RuPaul’s Drag Race" [180d]
• Tyra Banks expands her ice cream business with new Smize & Dream pop-up in the nation’s capital [180d]
• Netanyahu slammed for "pinkwashing" conspiracy theory tying protestors to Iran [180d]
• FBI uncertain whether Trump was hit by a bullet or struck by shrapnel during assassination attempt [180d]
• AP yanks fact-check on raunchy but false claims that JD Vance had an amorous encounter with a sofa [180d]
• 7 things you need to know about the Paris Olympics [180d]
• Harris immediately closes the gap with Trump in new polls, outperforms Biden in crucial swing states [180d]
• "I wasn't being authentically me": Wayne Brady paints a portrait of pansexuality through reality TV [180d]
• As a teen with an eating disorder, Richard Simmons showed me I could exercise with joy and hope [180d]
• Meal kits fail because they are boring [180d]
• Gavin Newsom, citing the Supreme Court, tells California authorities to clear homeless encampments [180d]
• Jennifer Aniston "cannot believe" JD Vance's “childless cat ladies" comment [180d]
• Republicans are going on summer break early, risking a government shutdown later this year [180d]
• Plant-based meat needs government support to scale up, but a culture war stands in the way [180d]
• “We choose freedom”: Kamala Harris launches first campaign ad, set to Beyoncé [180d]
• Maybe the Almighty weighed in: Joe Biden passes the torch — but won't say why [180d]
• Why it matters Kamala Harris isn’t afraid to say the word "abortion" [180d]
• Louisiana reclassifies drugs used in abortions as controlled dangerous substances [180d]
• The clarity of Joe Biden's legacy-defining choice [180d]
• "License to steal": Donald Trump's history of fraud emerges as a new threat with SCOTUS decision [180d]